Juror qualifications; clarify qualified electors must be active voters to be competent jurors.

SB 2135 clarifies that to serve as a competent juror in Mississippi, a qualified elector must be designated as an active voter in the state's election system, replacing the previous requirement of simply being a "qualified elector." The bill does not change existing requirements like residency, literacy, or criminal history checks, but adds this active voter status as a new qualification. It directly affects potential jurors who are registered voters but not currently active in the election system. The law also maintains the process where judges verify literacy by having jurors complete a written form before service.